Wyoming

Search by jurisdiction: none
Soft matching: yes per city
Signing dates: required on every line, year not required, dittos okay
Transcribing: not allowed

Circulator Declarations

The shorthand is the

1. first letter of the first name (first instance)
2. first letter of last name
3. first letter of the first name (second instance)
4. first letter of last name
5. first digit of house number
6. first letter of street name
7. first letter of city
8. first letter of state
9. full 5-digit zip code

Enter the from and through date, and check the box only if the circulator signed.

Signatures

Soft matching is a tad different. It requires the name being unique in the entire state, since there is no county separation, with the added requirement the person in the db be the same city as what's written on the petition. Optionally, after a last name/first name smart search, type a single space and a few letters of the city to filter results (e.g. smi joh chey for John Smith in Cheyenne). If the name is unique to the specific city, it's a soft match.

Printed name is not required if legal signature is clearly legible. Only use -n if there is no printed name and you cannot clearly read the signature.

City is not required as far as deficiencies are concerned, but it is impossible to soft match in Wyoming without it.